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Category: Salvation and Eternal Life

Jesus, keep me near the cross

As followers of Jesus we need to keep our eyes on our risen and exalted Lord. But on this Good Friday, I’m praying using Fanny Crosby’s words, “Jesus, keep me near the cross.”

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Righteousness and Justification - Philippians 3:9

At the Foot of the Cross?

Do we place our sins and troubles at the metaphorical “foot of the cross”? Or do we hand them over to God the Father through the real, resurrected, and exalted Jesus Christ?

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Rewards. Filled with the Spirit, Image via Pexels 67843

Rewards

Jesus and Paul both spoke about rewards for those who faithfully serve God and his people. What we are doing now has a direct bearing on our future, eternal life.

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Instant Christianity, eternal security, once saved always saved

Instant Christianity?

When we entrust our lives to Jesus, our eternal life begins. Our salvation is a done deal, or so it would seem. Is it really a case of instant christianity?

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Beautiful people in the Bible

In Christ, every day is a new day

Jesus did not come to make us “better” people or to give us a “better” life. He came so that we could become new, live a new life, experience a new day. [140 words]

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children of god, worthy, adopted

Children of God!!!

The children in my class were astonished, even incredulous, that we can become children of God. I hope I never lose that sense of amazement.

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Becoming a Christian

Becoming a Christian

Becoming a Christian isn’t about following a set of rules or guidelines, or living by a set of values. Becoming a Christian means knowing Jesus as Saviour and Lord, and having a relationship and connection with God.

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